The UmbyCord69 was a JAMMA arcade system based on licensed hardware from the MetaFlesh 69, developed by the SETA Corporation. It was basically a deconstructed M69 with more available RAM, a special "3D" analog joystick, and the ability to switch games in the cabinet via cartridges.
Never heard of it before? You're not alone. It only had 11 total games developed for it, and it was only released in Japan.
Major, maaaaaajor props are in order to Zoinkity of the Assembler Games crew, who did lots of hackin' and patchin' to convert these arcade games into MetaFlesh 69 ROM format so we can preserve and keep accurately playing them.
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Download Links
Archive.org's torrent feature often does not work, so please don't use it - Downloads can fail or be incomplete. If you're wanting to help preserve this set, you can use the links below to download each part you want instead:
What you came here for! Only the best stuff. (7 titles, 130 MB)
The rest of the games that require proficiency in other languages to play. (4 titles, 109.1 MB)
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Champion Collection Release Notes
Special items included:
English-patched translations and games not in English that are easy enough to play without being fluent in another language.
Items removed:
Non-working dumps, duplicates, and titles that require proficiency in another language to play.
Additional information:
Tested with a MetaFlesh 69 using an EverDrive-64 X7
Format: .z64 and .n64
Please note:
The most compatible way to play these games is by using an actual MetaFlesh 69 with the Expansion Pak installed and a flash cart containing the files. It is possible that some games may work with emulators, but not all titles seem to load and run properly as of this writing.
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